We can see, hear, and feel the Kingdom of God, here on Earth, when we practice community.

Sabbath is a gift from God that we might rest ourselves in His love for us and might become so saturated in that love that we then become people of love.

If we want to grow stronger in our faith, it requires practicing solitude and prayer regularly. In this blog post we will talk about why.

All the stuff in our lives will never fill the hole in our hearts or bring contentment. True contentment is a spiritual matter.

We know we need to slow down and focus, but we don’t know how to sift through what truly deserves our attention. That’s where biblical meditation comes in.

The problem with New Year’s resolutions, for believers and unbelievers, is that they typically don’t focus on the renewal of your mind.

We deceive ourselves into believing we either don’t need help or we can handle it on our own. Today, we look at the problem of self-deception.

If we are focusing on loving ourselves, then we are not focused on loving God and our neighbors. We put our needs ahead of God and others.

You may be self-righteous without even realizing it because self-righteousness is something no one sees in the mirror.